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I Reviewed THE PAINTED PROVINCE youtu.be/3sxyHY4U4PI?fe… via @YouTube #IReadCanadian and love the #bookrecommendations from @WilliesBook and @LitDigitally

Dites combien de langues vous parlez et prononcez une ou deux phrases! 🍏 (to answer my own question, I speak fluently three languages and on the road to learn another one!)

I'll go first: Aujourd'hui est une journée très ensoleillée! C'est une journée idéale pour cueillir des pommes ou lire dans un café! 🍎 Bonjour à tous ! Aujourd'hui, 30 septembre, c'est la Journée internationale de la traduction!

Repost from Fifi Chen, Youth ambassador: Hi everyone! Today, September 30th, is International Translation Day! Share how many languages you speak and say a sentence or two!

Our Literacy Champion @Rain_Reads read the true crime memoir “Life Sentence: How My Father Defended Two Murderers and Lost Himself” by Amy Bell and wrote a review and poem! Check it out here buff.ly/3XGmqKE

Welcome, Rain! We're thrilled to have you on our team!🥳🥳🥳

Rain joined Digitally Lit to expand their reading horizons and refine their skills in analysis, presentation, and writing. Fluent in English and French, Rain looks forward to exploring Canadian authors' diverse stories and sharing them with others.

We are pleased to introduce our newest team member, @Rain_Reads, a Literacy Champion from Fredericton, New Brunswick! 🎉

Any Oak Island fans? Check out @williesbook review of Oak Island Illustrated, by John Bell! @nimbuspub #OurStoriesMatter #Bookstagram #BookIsLove #BookReview #BookRecommendations #ReadLocal #NovaScotiaBooks #NovaScotiaStories #NSBooks #NSStories

Literature is an incredible mechanism to intertwine communities and expose them to different cultures – which is why she aspires to play a key role in connecting young readers to these opportunities.

Sarah decided to become a Literacy Champion with Digitally Lit because she believes in the significance of supporting local authors and promoting their work.

We are pleased to introduce our newest team member, Sarah, a Literacy Champion from Newfoundland and Labrador. 😃

check out my Tumblr MEGA post here: buff.ly/4c8wLTN 😎 I hope you enjoyed this first lil’ hellish chapter of our book adventures! Looking forward to reviewing more books soon and for other small surprises… 👀"

🍎 🎶 I used the song “Bad Apple!!” for the speedpaint and as inspiration because of how well its message fit with the story. For more information on that and an introspective explanation on the artwork’s symbolism (combined with the OG review!),

We are totally in love with this fan art drawn by our talented Literacy Champion, Rain. Rain said "Hey happy readers! Today I present to you my surprise for “Some Hellish”… a fan cover and a speedpaint! 🎨 🦞 (Scroll left for the finished product)

"With its poetic disquisition, memorable characters and environment, thoughtful philosophical overtones and humane message of hope, it is a truly unforgettable experience that I strongly urge any stoic, deep-thinker and enjoyer of moving storylines to dive into."

In case you are wondering, here is a glimpse of her review of 'Some Hellish' by Nicholas Herring.

Our new Literacy Champion, Rain said, "My review for the rock lobsterin’ book “Some Hellish” is out now on DigitallyLit! Go check it out - you might just find your new fave! 🦞🤘 (+ Stay tuned for a little surprise coming soon…! 👀)" buff.ly/4dnv85K